Where did you guys go to school to get proficient at hypnotherapy?

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Permalink Reply by Charles Grinbaum on September 4, 2009 at 7:27pm

Thanks brother!
Marjorie Cameron (Poodle) said:

Brian David Phillips may be the answer to the future of hypnosis. One does not get a Cert. for attending. One gets a Cert. for demonstrating that one has learned the material presented and can do it all when called upon. Seriously doubt if any of our domestic pets get a Cert. there. :-)

Be well~Pood

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Permalink Reply by Aino / Akpolarmom on September 4, 2009 at 10:58pm

Rick, I am glad you support HMI, as it seems to be missing around here sometimes. I too loved starting at HMI, and who can go wrong with a free course (in person or distance learning). It sure laid the foundation for me. Hope you take advantage of that class Charles!
Aino

Rick Crockett said:

Charles, I came into this sort of backwards. By my first "official class" I had already learned how to control pain and by demonstration, better than anyone else.Pain management is a tiny sliver of the total of course. All the classes and private work with tists from around the world were invaluable but it is also to have a well grounded certification. You have a great opportunity to start with an astounding school of hypnosis right in your back yard. That Is HMI. The reason is, they are more right than anyone else I have come across. I knew certain things happen certain ways but the answers from some very big names seemed off and they were. I would never say HMI is right all the time or that you should end your training there but I have no qualms about saying that is the place to start. I also feel when it comes to ethics, they have a good foundation and I know for sure there are some that don't.

Best,
Bentized

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